Central Arizona Hiking Trails
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Buckskin Gulch Trail Clifftop Nature Trail - Slide Rock State Park Dine Trail - Homolovi Ruins State Park Discovery Trail - Lost Dutchman State Park Forest Loop - Dead Horse Ranch State Park Hicky Ditch - Dead Horse Ranch State Park Homolovi II Trail - Homolovi Ruins State Park Jacob's Crosscut Trail - Lost Dutchman State Park Lagoon Loop Trail - Dead Horse Ranch State Park Lime Kiln - Dead Horse Ranch State Park Mesa Trail - Dead Horse Ranch State Park Nusungvo Trail - Homolovi Ruins State Park Paria Canyon Trail Pendley Homestead Trail - Slide Rock State Park Prospector's View Trail - Lost Dutchman State Park Quail Wash - Dead Horse Ranch State Park Riverfront Trail - Dead Horse Ranch State Park Siphon Draw Trail - Lost Dutchman State Park Slide Rock Route - Slide Rock State Park Tavasci Marsh - Dead Horse Ranch State Park Treasure Loop Trail - Lost Dutchman State Park Tsu'vo Trail - Homolovi Ruins State Park Verde River Greenway - Dead Horse Ranch Wire Pass Trail

Central Arizona Public Areas Choose the area for more information, reports and pictures Arizona State Parks Boyce Thompson Arboretum State Park Lost Dutchman State Park McFarland State Historic Park Tonto Natural Bridge State Park National Parks Casa Grande Ruins National Monument National Forests Tonto National Forest Arizona Wildlife Areas Arlington Wildlife Area Powers Butte Wildlife Area Robbins Butte Wildlife Area Tonto Creek Fish Hatchery Arizona Lakes Apache Lake Bartlett Lake Canyon Lake Chevelon Canyon Lake Horseshoe Lake Lake Pleasant Roosevelt Lake Saguaro Lake Tempe Town Lake Arizona Hunting Areas Game Management Unit 18B Game Management Unit 19A Game Management Unit 19B Game Management Unit 20A Game Management Unit 20B Game Management Unit 20C Game Management Unit 21 Game Management Unit 22 Game Management Unit 23 Game Management Unit 24a Game Management Unit 24b Game Management Unit 27 Game Management Unit 37B Game Management Unit 39 Game Management Unit 40A Game Management Unit 42 Game Management Unit 44A

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     You might not know it to look at our bustling cities and towns, but only 17.6 percent of Arizona's lands is privately owned. More than a quarter of Arizona is owned by the state's 21 Indian tribes, while more than half of the Grand Canyon State is held by the federal and state governments and administered through agencies such as the U.S. Bureau of Land Management, Arizona Game and Fish Department, and the U.S. Forest Service. Arizona's public lands are the lasting domain of the American people, and thoughtful visitors take great care to preserve and protect them for future generations. When you travel through them, please treat them as you would a precious heirloom: leave artifacts, stones, plants, and animals where they are, and leave no trace of your presence.